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Managing Mosquitoes on the Farm

Section 13: Acknowledgments

Published 2005

Sections of this publication:

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  1. Why You Should Care About Mosquito Control
  2. West Nile Virus
  3. You May Be Raising the Mosquito That Is Biting You! Mosquito Prevention
  4. Three Basic Principles of Mosquito Prevention
  5. Natural Waters Associated With Farms
  6. Managing Stagnant Waters Created by Agricultural Activities
  7. Irrigated Fields for Upland Crops
  8. Mosquito-Free Irrigated Pastures
  9. Rice
  10. Dairy Operations
  11. Biological and Chemical Mosquito Control
  12. Common Mosquitoes and Their Life Cycles
  13. Acknowledgments
  14. For More Information

Section 13: Acknowledgments

Robert K. Washino gave valuable help in updating the section on mosquito biology. Bruce Eldridge provided editorial assistance and valuable clarifications. Comments on various areas were provided by the North Salinas Mosquito Abatement District, Jim Camy, Anton Cornel, Deborah Dritz, Mary Louise Flint, Mike Kimball, Deanne Meyer, Alec Gerry, Larry Schwankl, Richard Takahashi, and two anonymous reviewers. Larry Strand assisted with the photographs.

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Managing Mosquitoes on the Farm, UC ANR Publication 8158
Sharon P. Lawler and Gregory C. Lanzaro, Department of Entomology, University of California, Davis

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